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Rename bookshelf-server/config/booklist.ini_tmpl to bookshelf-server/config/booklist.ini and adapt the configuration to your needs. See bookshelf-server/config/README for details.
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Rename bookshelf-server/template/buecherregal_header.tmpl_sample to bookshelf-server/template/buecherregal_header.tmpl and adapt the example to your normal webpage header.
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Rename proxy-server/ds/config.php_tmpl to proxy-server/ds/config.php and adapt the example to your needs.
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Rename bookshelf-server/html/RufeExterneURL.config.php_tmpl to bookshelf-server/html/RufeExterneURL.config.php and adapt the example to your needs.
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For QR codes a proxy-script is needed which redirects to Primo, you can use this script on another server or install it on the same server. You must configure the URL to the proxy script, which gets encoded in the QR code. In bookshelf-server/config/booklist.ini, [URL] section, specify variable "qr_base", see the example in this file.
A local version of Java is needed to minimize the js and css files. See
- bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersion.sh_sample (for Linux)
- bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersion.cmd_sample (for Windows)
There you have to insert the path into the variable "javaprog".
apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk
It is needed for minimizing js and css files. See
- bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersion.sh_sample (for Linux)
- bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersion.cmd_sample (for Windows)
There you have to insert the path into the variable "yuicomp".
https://github.com/yui/yuicompressor/releases and download the actual jar file.
See https://github.com/yui/yuicompressor/blob/master/README.md
Rename and adapt the example to your needs in this file you put the path and name of the jar file to the variable "yuicomp"
Rename
- bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersionen.sh_sample to
- bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersionen.sh
make the file executable
- chmod u+x bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersionen.sh
Rename
- bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersionen.cmd_sample to
- bookshelf-server/html/js/ErzeugeMiniVersionen.cmd
For local tests in Windows I use http://strawberryperl.com/
The scripts used the following perl modules. You can download them from cpan.
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CGI
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CGI::Carp
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Encode
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Unicode::Normalize
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Getopt::Long
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Template
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Template::Filters
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Template::Filters->use_html_entities
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LWP::UserAgent
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LWP::Protocol::https
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GD
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GD::Barcode::QRcode
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Image::Resize
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HTML::Hyphenate
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Config::IniFiles
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Business::ISBN
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File::Basename
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Cwd
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JSON
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Text::CSV
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CGI::Enurl (Possibly unnecessary)
(List is just under construction) libgd-barcode-perl - Perl module to create barcode images libtext-csv-perl - comma-separated values manipulator (using XS or PurePerl) libbusiness-isbn-perl - Perl library to work with International Standard Book Numbers libjson-perl - module for manipulating JSON-formatted data
apt-get install libgd-barcode-perl libtext-csv-perl libbusiness-isbn-perl libjson-perlperl -MCPAN -e shell
install <name>or
perl -MCPAN -e "install <name>"- Download perl module
- extract the module in temporary directory
- change to the temporary directory
- perl Makefile.PL
- make
- make test
- make install
This procedure is described in the modules README.txt. There may be special hints for each module.
Now you can create the html files, with cd bookshelf-server
- ./createFiles.sh (for Linux)
- createFiles.cmd (for Windows)
Infos from the perlscripts CreateQRCodeFuerBuecherregal.pl and CreateGesamtBuecherregal.pl are stored in
- CreateQRCodeFuerBuecherregal.pl stored in
- CreateQRCodeFuerBuecherregal.pl.log (Normal Infos and Errors)
- CreateGesamtBuecherregal.pl stored in
- CreateGesamtBuecherregal.pl.log (Normal Infos and Errors)
- CreateGesamtBuecherregal.pl.csv_error.log (Errors in csv-file)
For Linux, this step is now integrated in the bookshelf-server/createFiles.sh (see above).
with cd bookshelf-server/html/js/
- ./ErzeugeMiniVersion.sh (for Linux)
- ErzeugeMiniVersion.cmd (for Windows)
Copy RufeExterneURL.config.php_tmpl to RufeExterneURL.config.php and adapt the example to your needs.
create a symbolic link
- from: /usr/local/bin/vMaBookShelf/bookshelf-server/html
- to: /var/www/YourProjectName
create a symbolic link
- from: /usr/local/bin/vMaBookShelf/proxy-server/ds
- to: /var/www/ds, or copy the script to a different server
execute the downloaded version of nodeXXXXXX.msi
The jpm tool is a Node-based replacement for cfx. It enables you to test, run, and package add-ons.
After you have npm installed and node on your PATH, install jpm just as you would any other npm package.
Depending on your setup, you might need to run this as an administrator!
- open a "node.js command prompt" as Administrator
- npm install jpm --global
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in Firefox-Add-on\vMaBookShelfHelper\data\js\erzeuge-close-button.js you have to change some strings: host: aleph.bib.uni-mannheim.de scriptname: /booklist/RufeExterneURL.php scriptpath: /booklist/ cgi-script-path: /cgi-bin/
i working on that problem to make the Add-on more flexibel, with a config dialog, or something like that.
if you have changed these strings you have to recreate the xpi file
- open a "node.js command prompt"
- change the directory to the "Firefox-Add-on\vMaBookShelfHelper"-directory
jpm run(Launch an instance of Firefox with the add-on installed)⚠️ IMPORTANT: jpm run does not work with the release version of Firefox 48, or later. You need to install and use a different version of Firefox- The simplest thing to do is to download Firefox Nightly: https://nightly.mozilla.org/ and start jpm using:
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jpm run -b nightly (Launch an instance of Firefox with the add-on installed)
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- jpm xpi (Package the add-on as an XPI file, which is the install file format for Firefox add-ons.)
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Enable Firefox Fullscreen mode: Open in Firefox about:config
search: browser.link.open_newwindow.disabled_in_fullscreen
change value to 'true' (you can click on the value to change)
- install the Firefox Add-On "vMaBookShelfHelper" from "Firefox-Add-on/vMaBookShelfHelper/vMaBookShelfHelper@bib.uni-mannheim.de-X.X.X.xpi"